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The first website is still at info.cern.ch. Tim Berners-Lee put it up at CERN in 1991 to explain the World Wide Web project itself: a way to follow links between documents on different computers. The page is plain text and a few links. Everything noisier on the web is a descendant of that small, serious note.
The web began as a page about how to link pages, and that page is still there.
The birth of the Web · CERN · 1991 · Factapp
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